The startup has developed a CPR kiosk platform that provides interactive training modules for individuals in public spaces like airports and railways. This technology enables bystanders to perform CPR effectively during medical emergencies, increasing the likelihood of survival for victims.
Funding
$300K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
A significant percentage of cardiac arrests occur outside of hospitals, where immediate, effective CPR is crucial for survival. Bystanders often lack the necessary training and confidence to perform CPR correctly, leading to delays and reduced effectiveness of resuscitation efforts. Traditional CPR training methods are not always accessible or convenient for the general public.
Solution
Inofinity has developed the Sanjivani QCPR, a CPR kiosk platform designed to provide interactive and accessible CPR training in public spaces. The platform uses audio-visual feedback to guide users through the steps of CPR, ensuring proper technique and timing. By offering readily available training, the Sanjivani QCPR empowers bystanders to respond effectively during cardiac emergencies, increasing the likelihood of survival for victims until professional medical help arrives. The system also includes an AED trainer to improve skills in using automated external defibrillators.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals in public spaces, such as airports, railway stations, corporate offices, and malls, as well as organizations seeking to improve public health and safety.
Features
- Interactive training modules with real-time audio-visual feedback
- Publicly accessible kiosks placed in locations such as airports and railway stations
- CPR assist device that guides chest compressions
- AED trainer for skill development in using automated external defibrillators
- Designed to empower bystanders to perform effective CPR